It all started in 1999 at a small television station in Midland, Texas. I worked as a photojournalist, shooting video for the 6 and 10 o’clock local news. Early in my career, I had the opportunity to shoot an interview with First Lady Laura Bush in Washington D.C. and travel to California to cover local high school bands marching in the Rose Parade. I also covered West Texas high school football, produced local commercials and promotional spots for the station.In 2005, I got a job offer from the local Fox affiliate in San Diego, California. After accepting the job offer as their photojournalist, I loaded up my truck and moved out to “America’s Finest City”. I had the opportunity to travel to Los Angeles to cover American Idol, shoot interviews with celebrities on the red carpet and travel with the San Diego Chargers on their charter plane to shoot game highlights. In 2008, I was blessed with a job offer from Channel 4 San Diego (the San Diego Padres television provider at the time), to become their sports photojournalist. I not only covered Padres games but all the local sports in San Diego County. During my time at Channel 4 I had multiple Emmy nominations and awards. In 2011, I transitioned out of broadcast television to work in the corporate world as a video producer. From there I was able to enhance my skills and passion for storytelling which I still do today.I am so thankful for the many opportunities God has given me. I am blessed to be have learned from so many talented folks and I am very excited to continue the journey.